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General ConstructionBrooklynPermit issued

New Mixed-Use Building at 444 Carroll Street, Brooklyn

444 CARROLL STREET, Brooklyn, 11215 · Carroll Gardens-Cobble Hill-Gowanus-Red Hook

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Reported project cost

Not reported

The filer did not disclose a cost on this permit. General Construction.

Issued
May 15, 2026
Expires
July 25, 2026
License
General Contractor

What was permitted

This permit is for a significant general construction project involving the proposed development of a new 6-story residential mixed-use building at 444 Carroll Street in Brooklyn. Located in the Carroll Gardens-Cobble Hill-Gowanus-Red Hook neighborhood, this project signifies new construction in the area.

The permit was issued on May 15, 2026, for this substantial development. The project cost is not specified in this permit filing, and INNOVATIVE CONSTR NYC LLC is listed as the contractor.

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Tracking number, work description, cost and dates

Tracking number249082533
Work permit #B01255387-I1-GC
Job filing number—
Work typeGeneral Construction
StatusPermit Issued
Job descriptionProposed 6 story residential mixed use building
Floor / unitOpen Space, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 2, Floor Number(s) 3, Floor Number(s) 4, Floor Number(s) 5, Floor Number(s) 6
Estimated costNot reported
ApprovedFebruary 13, 2026
IssuedMay 15, 2026
ExpiresJuly 25, 2026
BBL—
BIN—

Property owner

Gw Infinity LLC

david grunfeld

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